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Restoration Solutions

If your database is damaged or mistakenly deleted, you can restore it from backups.

Restoring a Mistakenly Deleted Instance

RDS moves unsubscribed yearly/monthly instances and deleted pay-per-use instances to the recycle bin. You can rebuild an instance that was deleted up to 7 days ago from the recycle bin.
You can restore a deleted instance from its retained manual backups. For details, see Restoring a DB Instance from Backups.

Restoring Mistakenly Deleted or Modified Data of a DB Instance

**Table 1** Restoration solutions
Solution	Category	Storage Type		Restoration Time Point	Scope		Restore To			Time Required
Solution	Category	Cloud SSD	Extreme SSD	Point in Time When a Backup Was Generated	All Databases and Tables	Certain Databases and Tables	New Instance	Original Instance	Existing Instance Other than the Original Instance	Time Required
Restoring an entire instance	Restoration from backups	√	√	x	√	x	√	√	√	Depending on how much data there is in the instance
Restoring an entire instance	Point-in-time recovery (PITR)	√	√	√	√	x	√	√	√	Depending on how much data there is in the instance
Restoring databases and tables	Standard restoration	√	√	√	x	√	x	√	x	Depending on how much data there is in the instance and in the databases and tables
Restoring databases and tables	Fast restoration	√	√	√	x	√	x	√	x	Depending on how much data there is in the databases and tables

Restoring or Migrating Data to an RDS for MySQL Instance

You can restore data to an RDS for MySQL instance from backups. For details, see Restoring Data to RDS for MySQL.
You can migrate data to an RDS for MySQL instance using Data Replication Service (DRS), mysqldump, or Data Admin Service (DAS). For details, see Migration Solution Overview.

Restoring or Migrating Data to a Self-Managed MySQL Database

You can restore data to a self-managed MySQL database from backups. For details, see Restoring Data to an On-Premises MySQL Database.
You can migrate data to a self-managed MySQL database using DRS. For details, see From MySQL to MySQL.

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